fairy tales

Chapter 160 Simplified Spirit Gathering Formation (9)
"Hehehe...Little brother, you are getting worse and worse now."

Chu Liuxiang clenched her teeth, sat up, grinned and said, "I'm an honest person."

After saying this, he fell to the ground and fell asleep.

"Damn child, fell asleep while talking." Yin Ling cursed angrily, but stared at Chu Liuxiang deeply, and then sighed, "It's been a long time since we've formed a formation!"

With both hands forming seals, Yin Ling slapped out eighteen palms in the air, each palm was different, in all directions of Chu Liuxiang, "Knot!"

With Yinling's crisp cry, Yinling's hands shot out a stream of misty light into the air at the same time.

And at this moment, those eighteen palm prints flashed in the air, emitting bursts of halo, and then they were connected into one body, a huge ball was formed, and the eighteen palm prints were shaking around the ball .

The strange thing is not only this, the aura of heaven and earth from all directions slowly gathered here, rushed into the formation, and penetrated into the body of Chu Liuxiang who was in the formation at the moment.

A trace of spiritual energy penetrated into Chu Liuxiang's pores, but Yingling's figure became even more illusory, and sighed: "It's really ironic that I can't even implement such a simplified low-level "Spirit Gathering Formation" now!"

As he said that, Yin Ling pointed with his right hand, and a stream of light turned into Chu Liuxiang's mind, and then he himself turned into a stream of light, and turned into the "Pendant of Eternal Life".

As the time passed by every minute and every second, as the aura of heaven and earth gathered in all directions, Chu Liuxiang continued to absorb the aura, and the scars on his body began to slowly repair...

A fox came here, with a hint of cunning in its eyes, but it rushed towards it, and was struck by a bolt of lightning, turning into dust.

A cheetah, like a fox, turns into powder.

Beasts, monsters,...

In just half a day, there was no breath of life in a radius of ten miles.

(End of this chapter)